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"Here is portrayed three Moods of the Sky and the effects on the Fish and Animals. Sharks and Turtles come to the Surface when it is Raining. Wallabies and Kangaroos are out feedin...
Bamboo through the Four Seasons
Bamboo through the Four Seasons
Korean folding screens often have six panels, like those painted in Japan; more characteristically, however, Korean screens boast eight, ten, or even twelve panels. In some cases, ...
Orchids and Rocks
Orchids and Rocks
A royal prince, Yi Ha-ŭng was the father of King Ko-chong (r. 1864-1906), the last king of the Chosŏn dynasty (1392-1910). In addition to being an enlightened statesman, Yi was an ...
Korean Artist Project
Korean Artist Project
Hosted by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and organized by the Korean Art Museum Association, Korean Artist Project (KAP) is a global online platform designed to introduce Kore...
Three Young Korean Women Wearing Traditional Robes, Sitting on Mats,and Preparing to Pound Cloth
Three Young Korean Women Wearing Traditional Robes, Sitting on Mats,and Preparing to Pound Cloth
The photograph depicts three young Korean women wearing traditional robes and seated outdoors. The women seemingly are two aristocratic women and one attendant; the aristocratic wo...
Bahramgur hunting with Fitna (painting recto; text verso), Illustrated folio from a manuscript of Haft Paykar by Nizami.
Bahramgur hunting with Fitna (painting recto; text verso), Illustrated folio from a manuscript of Haft Paykar by Nizami.
This single detached folio comes from a copy of the Khamsa of Nizami, the 12th century Iranian poet. The Khamsa is a popular and often illustrated text, especially in the 15th and ...
Village in Martinique (Femmes et Chevre dans le village)
Village in Martinique (Femmes et Chevre dans le village)
In 1887, Gauguin and Charles Laval went to Panama, and then to Martinique, searching for a warm, healthy climate and a cheap place to live a natural, "savage" life. Residing during...
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Tibetan pilgrimage
Tibetan pilgrimage
Michel Peissel, Architecture, Chinese, 2005, Harry N. Abrams...
M. Titius, Menas and the insignia scutorum
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M. Titius, Menas and the insignia scutorum
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This paper explores an intriguing episode in Cass. Dio 48.30.4–6 in the light of the literary and archaeological evidence for shield blazons in the Roman leg...
The Busan International Film Festival in Crisis or, What Should a Film Festival Be?
The Busan International Film Festival in Crisis or, What Should a Film Festival Be?
Former Busan International Film Festival curator Darae Kim, and film scholars Dina Iordanova and Chris Berry engage in a discussion of the Busan International Film Festival. BIFF’s...